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Yeah but what flavor ice cream? I hate how these guides leave out the important details
What flavor goes with a popular uprising to usurp the means of production from the petroleum industry and transition to green, sustainable energy? I dunno. Moose tracks, maybe?
Whatever mint is native to your region?
Cake flavored ofc.
Pandan ice cream!
cookies and cream.
the hard serve version, of course.
What about Marxism Mint?
The obvious choice would be mint. Choco chip, since it emulates even more of that coldness with the flavour. But if you don't like it, lemon should be fine too.
Hershey's Ice Cream does this oversized mint choco chip ice cream sandwich that you just made me think of.
Fuck you, that's over an hour drive and they'll be closed before I'm off work, but thank you, I know what I'm doing tomorrow because of you.
Well, did they taste good? (Don't live in America, idk how they taste)
They were amazing. Hershey's(not the chocolate company, just the same name) makes some really quality ice cream.
They're also a pain in the ass to find outside the Northeastern US, in my experience. Where I was living at, you could find traditional Hershey's Ice Cream Parlors everywhere. After getting lower than Virginia, I could count how often I saw anyone advertising them on one hand.
Mint has become my fav as well. If not, it's gonna be chocolate. I don't like big hard chocolate pieces tho. Easy to chew ones plz. The big ones get hard af when frozen.
Penguin flavored.
It might speed things up to turn the 1% into a limited-time flavor of ice cream. 🤔
The obvious choice would be mint. Choco chip, since it emulates even more of that coldness with the flavour. But if you don't like it, lemon should be fine too.
Pistacchio and Stracciatella of course.